I recently had the opportunity to go to the North Cornwall
Book Festival as part of a group of journalists. There are a lot of book
festivals springing up at the moment, this one is only in it's second year and
subsequently has an intimate feel to it. I wrote my article in the children's
play room, amid a chaos of toys and books. Throughout the day the family and
their literary guests rambled in and out of the kitchen opposite the makeshift
news room.
I had the job of filing a report on a poetry reading by
Lavinia Greenlaw. Greenlaw's book about William Morris's Icelandic journals is
a much-loved volume called Questions
of Travel.
If you would like to read my contribution you can find it
on the SWJFalmouth, North Cornwall Book Festival blog; Like Lime Through Feathers.
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